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Today's practise 1. I can't not believe the years has been passed since we last met down under. 2. Was it brought out a long time ago? 3. Has it been brought out recently? 4. I hope the New year will bring you happniess and a bright future. 5. Stick at it, you just need to do your best. 6. Do your duty, don't go barking up the wrong tree. 7. You are just barking up the wrong tree. 8. I lost my will to teach them 9. Are you speaking english or something? 10. Did you go there or something?

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Today's practise

1. I can't not believe the years have been passed since we last met down under.

2. Was it brought out a long time ago?

3. Has it been brought out recently? (This is grammatically correct, but I'm not sure it's logically correct. "Brought out" usually refers to a product, film or book. These are only brought out once, so it's more likely that we would say, "Was it brought out recently?")

4. I hope the New year will bring you happiness and a bright future.

5. Stick at it, you just need to do your best.

6. Do your duty, don't go barking up the wrong tree.

7. You are just barking up the wrong tree.

8. I lost my will to teach them

9. Are you speaking English or something?

10. Did you go there or something?
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5. Stick to it, you just need to do your best.

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